Farm Bureau convention attendees and obituaries feature in Idaho reports
Mrs Karl Ballif Mrs Von Noyes and Mrs Ada Bailey joined a two day Farm Bureau convention in Pocatello Bannock Hotel last Wednesday and Thursday. Frank Stevens traveled to Pocatello Monday for funeral services for his mother in law Zelda Richards 85 who died Saturday. Mrs Richards had lived with her daughter and son in law the Courtneys for 25 years and is survived by two daughters three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Catherine Nielson returned Friday from Idaho Falls where she visited with her two sons Leland Merlin Nielson and families.
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Karl Ballif
von Noyes
Preston
Ada Bailey
Clifton
Farm Bureau
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Frank Stevens
Zelda Richards
Theodore Courtney
Stevens
Richards
Ther
Catherine Nielson
Idaho Falls
Leland Nielson
Merlin Nielson
Families Share Winter Travel and Birthday Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Lloyd took his mother Mrs. Alice Lloyd to Salt Lake City to spend the winter with son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd. Mrs. Catherine Neilson of Preston observed a birthday at the Rasmussen home with gifts and a large cake as visitors from Downey Cleveland Mink Creek and Preston joined. Mrs. Fred Bosworth visits Ogden for the week with relatives.
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Earl H. Lloyd
Alice Lloyd
Salt Lake City
Lewis Lloyd
Preston
Earl
Ted Rasmussen
Orvil Austin
Carol Ann
Downey
Verl Nielson
Cleveland
Loren Keller
Mink Creek
Millars attend funeral in American Fork and family events
Mr and Mrs Ralph Millar traveled to American Fork Utah on Monday for the funeral of James H Barratt. They did business in Twin Falls on Friday. Cecil Lloyd of Salt Lake City dined with his mother on Wednesday. The Lloyds and daughter Portia attended the Grain Growers annual meeting and banquet in Grace Friday, and stockholders meeting and banquet in Ogden last week. Mrs Sylvia MaéImbérg and brothers Leonard and Lorenzo Hansen went to Rigby Thursday for the wedding reception of Leonard's grandson Eugene H Gessler and Leta Brown Friday. They stayed with Leonard's daughter Thelma Birle and family and returned to Preston Sunday.
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Ralph Millar
American Fork
Utah
James H. Barratt
Cecil Lloyd
Salt Lake City
Earl H. Lloyd
Sylvia MaéImbérg
Leonard
Lorenzo Hansen
Rigby
Eugene H. Gessler
Leta Brown
Thelma Birle
Preston
Weaver Birthday Club Meets At Steele Home
The Weaver sisters birthday club met at Hilda Steele's home with a three course luncheon and fruit centerpiece. Members present included Olive Weaver Regina Merrill Lillian Weaver from Salt Lake City Beth Weaver from Lewiston Jennie Holt from Los Angeles Anabelle Hull Tyra Eschert Lizzie Weaver Willte Weaver Dorothy Gayman and a gift for the hostess.
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Weaver Sisters
Hilda Steele
Olive Weaver
Regina Merrill
Lillian Weaver
Salt Lake City
Jennie Holt
Los Angeles
Beth Weaver
Lewiston
Preston
Anabelle Hull
Tyra Eschert
Lizzie Weaver
Willte Weaver
Jennie Weaver
Dorothy Gayman
Steele
Birth announcements for three boys in November
Mr and Mrs Elton 3B Eck Weston announce the birth of a boy on November 20 Mr and Mrs Kenneth Baldwin Cornish announce a boy born November 21 and Mr and Mrs Bryce Egley Glencoe announce a boy born November 23
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Elton
Eck
Weston
Kenneth Baldwin
Bryce’ Egley
Glencoe
Fairview Social Roundup Notes School and Farm Meetings
Fairview residents hosted a quilting event with Zel da Hinckley Tyra Larsen Mil dred Sharp Myrtle Choules Ber tha Whittle Bernetta Smith Pearl Whitehead Theresa Rawl ings Ella Jensen Margaret Kerr and Jessie Gilbert in attendance. Floyd Jensen move into the Rex Jensen home with his wife. Melvin Smith traveled to Pocatello on Oneida Franklin stake rose prom was held at Oneida stakehouse. Fairview maids and Explorers performed floor show. Zelda Hinckley visited Franklin Wednesday with Thora Geddes. Mildred Hall celebrated a birthday for JoAnn with friends and relatives. Faye Jensen joined the drama team to Rexburg for a drama contest. Frank Gilbert Merlin Rawlings and their spouses attended the Farm Bureau convention in Pocatello. Rawlings served as delegate. Martell Rawlings escorted daughter Shar to Pocatello for a Farm Bureau talent find with her trio Wednesday night.
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Lula
Zelda Hinckley
Tyra Larsen
Mildred Sharp
Myrtle Choules
Bertha Whittle
Bernetta Smith
Pearl Whitehead
Theresa Rawlings
Ella Jensen
Margaret Kerr
Jessie Gilbert
Floyd Jensen
Fairview
Rex Jensen
Melvin Smith
Pocatello
Oneida
Franklin Stake
Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Palmer
Faye Jensen
Rexburg
Frank Gilbert
Merlin Rawlings
Farm Bureau Convention
Rawlings
Martell Rawlings
Sharon
Farm Bureau
Trio wins first place then heads to Chicago in December
Anna Lee Fisher Sharon Rawlings Joan Woodward with Lyn da Knudson take top honors and advance to Chicago in December. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Alden Drury and Mr. and Mrs Henry Drury at Newell Barnes funeral in Kaysville. Also notes seminary event and family visits.
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Anna’ Lee Fisher
Sharon’ Rawlings
Joan Woodward
Lynda Knudson
Chicago
Alden Drury
Henry ‘Drury
Kaysville
Newell Barnes
Henry
Rawlings
20Th Ward
Logan
Melva Elliot
Bountiful
Ernest Smith
Glade Housley
Douglas, Ariz
Theron Rawlings
Melvin Griffeth
Henry Drury
Saturday Casserole With Chipped Beef Tonight
Chipped beef casserole blends chopped green pepper onion cooked macaroni and grated American cheese with chopped ripe olives for a versatile family dish. Bakers note canned meats including chipped beef move from emergency use to everyday meals as a breakfast option per Reba Staggs.
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Reba Staggs
Northwest Wheat Stored in Ships Goes Into Markets
The Idaho Wheat Growers Association reports most surplus northwest wheat stored in mothballed ships in the Pacific fleets has been sold. Don Herring notes 40 ships in the Astoria reserve fleet still held grain though quality improved and moisture loss raised commercial quantity. Peak storage reached 40,600,000 bushels across 175 ships at Olympia and Astoria.
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Pacific Northwest
Idaho Wheat Growers’ Association
Olympia
Last Olympia grain ships emptied in 1959 after 1954 start
The last of the Olympia ships was emptied August 1, 1959, ending a grain purchase cycle that began in 1954. A small amount remains stored in ships at Astoria, representing about 9 percent of the Pacific Northwest annual wheat production.
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Olympia
Astoria
Pacific Northwest
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